Meet Nicholas Comproski: Fort Plain CSD's New Jr./Sr. High School Principal Starting May 2024

Nicholas P. Comproski has been named the new Jr./Sr. High School Principal for Fort Plain Central School District (CSD). The Board of Education approved his appointment on March 13, 2024, and he will start his new role on May 1, 2024. Comproski has a background in education, having worked as a social studies teacher, special educator, and Assistant Principal of the Van Corlaer Elementary School in the Schenectady City School District.

The decision to appoint Comproski was influenced by feedback from students, families, teachers, community members, and the administration and board. Fort Plain Superintendent Lauren Crisman welcomed Comproski, noting his experience and approach to education as beneficial for the school.

Comproski responded to his appointment by expressing his enthusiasm for the role. He mentioned his experience in larger school systems and his belief that he can have a significant impact in a smaller setting like Fort Plain. He also emphasized his commitment to building relationships within the school community.

Comproski graduated from North Colonie Schools and has advanced degrees in educational leadership from Siena College and The College of Saint Rose. He is pursuing his doctorate in Educational Leadership at Russell Sage College. He has also worked as an adjunct professor at the College of Saint Rose.

In addition to his work in education, Comproski has been a firefighter/EMT with the Maplewood Volunteer Fire Department in Colonie, N.Y., and has coached various sports teams. Since 2021, he has been a member of the North Colonie CSD Board of Education. His diverse experience and dedication to community service make him a suitable choice for his new role as Jr./Sr. High School Principal at Fort Plain CSD.

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